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Condemnation Notice.

ITO Henry j. Fisher, Mrs. Eliza S.
i Fisher, Mrs. Theodore ~ Piatt, Jno.
a. Hutchinson and ID. $. HOnshell:
You will please take notice that on
the 18th day of March, 1887, an applfca-
ton will made to the Circuit Court of
Mason county, West Virginia, at a Spe-
clal Term thereof to be held at the
Court House thereof, on that dav, for
the appointment of Commissioners tn
ascertain the just compensation to the
persons entitled thereto for the tracts of
land hereinafter mentioned, in which
yOu are interested as owners, claimants
or lien-holders, and for such orders and
proceedings as may be necessary to con
denim the same for the purpose herein
after named: The said tract OF land is
described as follows, to-wit: Lot No. l..
beginning al the point where the center
line OF the Point Pleasant and Hunting
ton extension of the Ohio River Rail-
road crosses the boundary line of the
right of way of the Ohio River Railroad
Company at station 2x20 of said extern
sion, thence following the course of said
center line on tangent bearing :. 49,
3O +. 500 it. to a point of curve; thence
on said curve of 1146 #. radius Sl4.5 to a
point of tangent, thence on said tab
gent bearing 5. 409 i6< L. 34S it. to the
boundary line between the lands of H /.
%. LSiICI anu Tie IlSIlI Oh way OF the
Ohio River Railroad; the aforesaid
strip to be 100 #. wide, so #. on each
side of said center line and containing
3 $500 acres.
Lot No. ,, beginning at the point
where the center line of the Point Plea
SAINT and Huntington Extension of the
Ohio River Railroad crosses the bounda-
ry line between the right of way of the
kanawha and Ohio Railroad and said
premises; thence following the course of
said center line on tangent bearing s.
- 46< E AIS IT to the boundary line be-
tween said premises and lands of John
Winkley; the aforesaid strip to be so It.
wide, 80 #. on each side of said center
line, and containing o. $500 acres.
Lot No. 3, beginning at the point
where the center line OF the Point Plea
SAINT and Huntington extension of the
Ohio River Railroad crosses the bound-
airy line between lands of John Wink
ley and said premises, thence following
gent bearing S. Il 49, T. 1875 #. to a
point of curve; thence on said curve OF
800 #. radius 1878 f. to the boundary
line between said premises and lands of
John Winkley; tue aforesaid strip to bt.
so #. wide, so #. on each side OF said
center line, and contains 0. $500 acres.
The amount embraced in said three
tfacts embracing IN all 26-lOO acres of
land; plat which land marked - ~
IS filed with the application in writing
IN the case, and which tract of land Is
proposed to be taken by The Ohio River
Railroad Company, Corporation duly
created and acting under the laws Of
West Virginia, and intended lIy said
Company to be appropriated for the
purpose of constructing and operating
a Railroad under and by virtue of IFS
act OF incorporation and the laws of said
State.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
BY Counsel.
feb16-4W.
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Chief
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THE celebrated stallion Hiehlan.
i Chief will make the season Of 1851.
IN his new stable near the bridge ubich
crosses Crooked Greek at its mouth. al
$50 the season, the money. to be paid
when the service is rendered. Males
notproYing with foal may be returned
next season. free of charge Pasturage
furnished at 50 centsper week. Oats or
corn and hay 81 90 per week Mares can
be sent from a distance nv boaf % -
rail, owners giving notice In advance Of
shipment. The best care and attentiot1
Will be given. Accidents and escanes at
owners risk. Address all cornmnnicas
tlons to j. j. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant.
Ia The Season Will commence March,
ISL 1859 Emay 5-Iye
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Mir. Gibson Gives n P. o. Clerk
n Piece Of His Mind.
WAsHINGToN. ID. C.. Feb. ne

- q e:. -, - ~
0ongIsssnlan gIpson ana DIS
onIsl i1e SleIk s9nlitn, OF the POST
once DepaI.mens, were the heroes
o. q llsIs ep.soue Qua MT s1fp-
son son Hensgso me experiment. 20 ask
LOT the prom promo ,. OF Mr. keenan,, a
constltuent OF ms, VINO 1 la6orer
IN y! smith ounce: smith asked the
congressman u heenan had been
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Trustees Sale of Land in Cooper
District. Mason Co. w Va

DY virtue of the authority vested in
ID me, Jas. B. Menager, the under
signed trustee, by deed of trust, dated
May LIST, 1883, executed to me by n. o.
Ward and J.. G.. Ward, his wife, of rec
ord in the Clerks office of the County
Court of Mason County. West Virginia,
IN Trust Deed Book No. z, page PSI, to
secure the payment of a note therein
described for S3S4I7, executed bV said
u. o. Ward to Setszer, Sehon & NcCuI-
louch, payable one year from date with
interest from date, which note was assign
ed by said Setszer, Sellon & McCuIIonch
to George w. Setszer, who is now the hold
er OF said note, default having been
made in the payment of said note, and
being required by said George W. Setszer
TO make sale of the land conveyed
by SAID trust deed, shall on the 2SrH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887. at the front
door of the Court House of said county.
at ! O'Clock p. M, sell at public auction.
FoR CASH, to the highest bidder the land
SO conveyed to-wit: Being the undivid-
ed reversionary interest of said II. o.
Ward as one OF the heirs of Sarah Ward
deceased, in the estate OF Frederick Sch
rcll, deceased, Left under the control of
Margaret Searen, wife of said Frederick
SebrIIl, during her life or widowhood.
by his will, dated February 18th. fS5I
anu EecoEuco IN " III BOOK No. J, page D.
IN tile Clerks Office OF the Mason Coun-
|ty Court, w Va. Tie said tract or par
Gel OF land hereby conveyed is the said
81 y Wards undivided interest In the
lands belonging to the estate of said
frederlek Sebrell, deceased, and situated
on the kanawha River and between
Rock Castle Greek and the lands of C. G.
Miller, and Is the same ON which, fhe
said Frederick SebrelI resided dt1rir1s his
life. Said entire undivided tract al Iard
contains 203 -32-I60 acres. Title .s,,s,fi
but selling as trustee will convey title
only as su IN.
JAMES B. MENAGER.
Feb- XIV Trustee
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Trustees sale Of valuable

y u
pY virture of a deed of trust, execu-
ID ted to the undersigned trustee, by
john W. Pickcns, on the 9th day of
September, 1877. and which is duly of
record iii the Mason County Court
Clerk S Office, in Trust Deed Book No. 3.
folios 1866, to secure to john H. Viii
liaus the payment OF four several single
bills, all bearing even date with said
deed, the first two of which have been
paid, leaving due and unpaid the last
two for $500 each, payable in twenty
four and thirty-siN months, without in
terest, and said notes having been as
signed to John McCullocll, who is now
the legal holder of same, and being re-
quested by him to make sale of the real
estate conveyed by said trust deed, l
shall on the 9Th CttGy of March,
1857, at the front door of the Court
House of Mason County, at llo'clock a.
m, of that day, proceed TO sell by way
of public auction the tract of land con-
veyed to me as aforesaid, described as
follows: Beginning at a stake, corner to
j. L. Alexander, and with his line S. 46e,
L. 100 poles to the graveyard, corner TO
a stake set there; thence with a line of
the same n. 46' so, Z. IL poles to a
stake; thence S. 46o 3O> II poles to a
stake; thence S. 25o 30<, E. 10 poles to a
pine in II. Youngers line; thence with
his line n. 59o, Z. 40 poles in all, to
white oak; thence \. 100, w. l6S poles
to a stone in Hyatt's line, and with his
line 5. So. w. 2lS poles to the place of
beginning, estimated to contain $50
| acres, be the same more or less. This
tract of land is well improved, with good
buildings thereon, together with an
orchard, with a large variety OF the best
fruits. The above sale WILDE made free
from any contingent right of dover of
the wife of said John w Pickens.
Terms of Sale: SPOT CASH.
JN0. E. TIAA1S, Trustee
Feb. 2. ,S74M.
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coI,,nIts..loner,s Noflce.

john BRYAN n f,y,anea,-,,
Emily Fadely and Moses Fadely her
husband. john Kinney, C.. G. Miller,
and Rankin ~ ilev, .Jr., Trustee, A Baird,
J. p. r B. Smith and W IL Tomiinspn.
A Ii persons interested IN the above
n manned cause, now pending IN the
Circuit Court Of Mason county. West
Y irginia, viii take notice that pursuant
to the provisions of aFiecree pronounced
by the aforesaid Circuit Court, in said
eause, on the 18th day of February,
1857, ] viii on the 10th day Of
March, 1SS7, At my Office IN the town
of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, pro-
coed to report and state the following
matters and accounts
FIRsT.-What real estate. the defen-
dants are possessed OF, and where sit
uate.
SEcoSD.lThe amount OF liens upon
the same and the priorities thereof.
THIRD THE amount of Plaintiff debt
and how evidenced.
FouRrH.--W hat payments have been
endorsed upon PLAINTIFF debt. byfwhOnl
paid. amount thereof how evidenced,
and which of said defendants, or either
of them are now indebted to said Plain
tiff, and 'arftt .
FIFrH.-And said Commissioner is re-
quired to report such other and fririhef
matters as he may deem pertinent, OF
that either OF the parties hereto may re
quire.
Given under my hand. this 2srd dag
of February, 1887
JOHN E. TIAI8IS,
Commissioner Mason County Circuit
Court. s,.5t5.f, s,
~ S-y7s ss-1r feb % 4w.
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Fortune Favors Faith in a 81.
Louis Man.

Many persons are made happy
by The Louisiana State Lottery
Company. Last drawing Fortune
smiled npon Mr.. Cornelius BEGAN
non, prominent and esteemed
citizen of St. Louis, Mo-, who has
great faith in this Company. For
years he has in vested in every draw
ing, and nine times out of ten he
has drawn prize. Last month he
went it alone" and came within
one number of the capital. He this
month purchased another ticket.
and happily got one-tenth of No
81 $50, which drew S150,O0a, and
at the Office of the Company, was
given a check on the New Orleans
National Bank.-Ne,0 Orleans Pic
Gyttise, Jan. %.
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senatorial Candidates.

wherever met is nonplussed in his
endeayor to solve the complex mud
die in which the minority of our
Democratic representatives in
Charleston are trying to promote
the stability and cohesiyeness of
Democratic unity. No matter how
cogent the reasons advanced by the
minority, the people fall back upon
the the dogma which has been
and properly so-indeIfbly i'm.
pressed on their minds from their
youth up. That the Yoz popeli is
is the poz veritGtis, where there is a
question of usurping the majority
rule. The Jealous zeal and tenacity
with which the people regard this
principle of our government, trans
mitted by the wisdom of the faith
ers. is looked upon as the pillar of
truth, from which emanate the sta
.bility and perpetuity of our proud
and glorious, republic. Any en-
deayor to eliminate the people from
this principle will prove abortiye
because tits cherished as the heir
loom of our inheritance. No lover
of order in a minority can bolster
up his conscience, when opposing
this ruIe-whether il be by poIiti-
cal expediency, an innate love of a
cherished purpose, or the honest
desire to crafty the wishes and as
pirations of trusted friends. An
innovation is wrong not admiss-
IDLE, when even by the most san
guiue anlicipations good may en-
sue. Hence it is that the sovereign
viii of the people is paramount to
any personal consideration.
This is orthodox doctrine from
which the minority cannot escape,
it is Democracy. Whosoeyer en-
deavors to pervert this standard of
right and justice, whether in the
past or in the present; no matter
what talents, with which he may
have been endowed, it is always
the same antique ebulition and
mesmerism of herteredoxy, brought
about by power, ambition. pride,
or imaginary grievances. The ge-
MUS of our institutions stamps the
majority rule, with sublime simpli.
city. comprehensive alike to the
philosopher aud the illiterate.-
Discard it, and with one swoop
blow you drive the dagger into the
hearts of a generous and confding
people; you foster and encourage
system-of which iyou complain
namely monopoly, exercised
only by kings and despots. Let no
man be instrumental in disarming
the people from the enjoyment of
the maturity rule, the only princi-
pie and privilege by which they
can effectively abolish aud cope
with every encroachment on their
sacred rights. The history of all
the ages prove that some of the
most intellectual giants of the past
were restless and imbued with the
spirit of characterization.
Senator Camden is entitled to
reelection to the Senate by equity,
honor, and fairness. The people of
this State as represented by the
majority, in our Legislature, will
not hold the majority guiltless.-
The stain that attaches to the
of the will of the peo-
pie, as expressed by the votes of
our Representatives. Ample time
yet remains to save the honor of
Dur State and people.
May the spirit of wisdom, peace
and harmony, animate our legisla-
tors is the wish of many who have
no interest at stake-save the good
and welfare of the whole people.
VERITAs.
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The report of the Penitentiary
investigation committee has been
to the Legislature, and the charges.
eleven in number, against supt.
Peck, have proved to be groundless,
except that the Committee think
the punishment in one or two in
stances was rather expressive and
The Committee, being di
vided equally between the two pc
litical parties, unanimously put
their seal of condemnation upon
the sensational reports of scribling
new spaper correspondents. They
say:
"Your committee, further report
ing, say that we thoroughly exam
ined the Penitentiary, and found it
in good condition, the prisoners
generally enjoying good health, the
dormitories, dining room and other
apartments kept clearly and in
goud order. In short, everything
pertaining to this institution, ex-
cept as herein otherwise reported,
whice came under observation, re
Elected credit upon its present man
and would compare favor
ably with any other similar insti
tuition in the country"
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STOCKHOLDERS Rleefing.

THE annual meeting of the stoekhold-
i ers of the Point Pleasant Manufact-
uring and Extension Co, will be held at
the office of the Merchants National
Bank OF West Virginia at Point Pleasant
Mason county, West Virginia, on the
22d day of March, 1887, at o'clock, p.
NJ, for the purpose of transacting such
business as may come before them.
JOS. B. NEALE, Sec'y.
The Point Pleasant Manufacturing
and Extension Co. feb . 4w.
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TIE President is reported to have
agreed upon Mr.. Herman, of New
York, for the Inter State Commits
sion. General Bragg, of Alabama,
is said to be viewed with favor.
while the Texas delegation asks
that Senator Maxey be appointed,
and Mr.. Reagan will enthusiastic
ally support him. No member of
the House or Senate, however, can
be appointed until after the Pres
ent session expires, and il has been
generally expected that the Pres
ldent will make the nomination be
fore Congress adiourns.
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WORKING GLASSES KTTENrloN i

pared 70 furnish all classes vitfa ssiplcSaenf =,
home, the whole Of the time OK for me- Soar- No
ueRts- Business new light and profitable. Persons
OF either sex easily from 90 cents to SEQ -
evening. and proportional by Sieyrotius- IN
their time TO the business Boys and ziriS go
nearly as much as men. That al sHho SEE this 80
send their address. and test the business We MIL
thas oher To such as welt satisfied we I-iS
send one dollar 70 pay for the tEouble of lrritr
EuH particulars and outfit free Adde'S 1sraS-g
SEtNSoN & Co., Portland Maine ~
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- GARn

To all who are sunering from The errors ana
indiserctions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood. &C., VIII send q recipe
that viii cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedywas discovered by a missionary In south
America Send selt-addressed envelope 70 the
REy. JOSEPH T. IsnrAS. Station D. Ses0 York CITY.
oct. 13-1Y.
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There are only two decent things
the Charleston mugwunaps can do,
Either vote with the majority of
their own party or the majority of
the republican party.
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A LII persons are hereby forbidden to
u trespass upon my lands in Robinson
district, m any manner whatsoever,
without ny permission Those who yiO-
late this notice will be prosecuted 10 the
fall extent of the law.
ROEsT soSIERvII1E
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Jake Jiles, colored, shot at a Ger
man barber at Clarksburg one day
last week and Mayor Richards sent
him up for fifty days.
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-Four of the fifteen Republican
United States Senators to be sworn
in on the 4th of next March, were
in the Confederate service. and
there will then be but three FEEDER
al soldiers in that body. Somehow
Republican Legislators refused to
send ex-Soldiers to the Senate.
Yet they try to excuse themselves
by blaming the Democrats.
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A list of the charges against
Camden furnished by the bullheads,
convinces us that they are the bold
est liars in the woods.
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States Attorney Grinnell saws he
has enough evidences against the
Chicago Doodle Commissioners to
send all of them to the pen.
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BARBER SHOP.
THE OLD RELIABLE
g H. II IT @ K

POINT PLEASANT. W. Va.
Always ready to accommodate my friends
and patrons IN any branch of my trade
Ssiii and see me, in the Hess BliiIding.
East Nam Street 5. E TUCK.
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The number of patients at the
Weston Asylum is now 730.
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Brother Kinsey will in a few
more days descend from the dizzy
height and mix again as commons
fellow creature among us. And
what will the precious praises and
artful f1attery of Judge Okey, Col.
Dan. and the other titled kickers
be worth then? We fear Mr.. Kin
sey will have occasion TO regret as
long as he lives that he preferred
TO misrepresent his people and be
tray their confidence for the smiles
of the scheming sorehead pulitici-
ans in whose hands he is as plastic
claw Inder.
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and the miserable pittances doIled
out to them amounts to but little to
a great country like the United
States. But as a son, and brother.
of old veterans / solemnly enter
protest against the government un-
dertaking TO pauperize the soldiers
and their heirs. All soldiers bear
ing an honorable discharge who ac-
tually5seen service should receive
a pension at least equal to soldiers
of the Mexican warand otherw wars.
And they alsodemand the repeal of
the arrearage law, which no one v no
understands it will not pronounce
as very unjust. All soldiers grant
ed pension should receive the
same from the time of the incur
renee of the disability which they
did receive up to June, 1881, when
the arrearage law expired. In fact
the Government without regard to
party should follow the advice of a
great man now dead. aAnd care
for him who bore the brunt of bat
tie, his widow and his orphans
C. w. p.
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Aft. w. Burnett, the Charleston
detective, recently attacked Rev.
Sam. Bettes, the temperance orator,
knocking him down with cane
and jumped upon him. He was
fined $50 and costs and 80 days in
Jail, but the latter part was remit
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notice, only quality Carbon Oil viii be kept
here the Water White Headlight and those who have been
the and always the giving clear bright
light, and no charIng of wcks.
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The following soldiers have been |


The following soldiers have been
ordered to report to the Board Of
U. S. Examining Surgeons, in this.
city, which meets every Wednes-
day at the Office of Dr.. w. S. Hoy:
Robit. o. Borgess., Co. B. 18th
w. Va. Vols.
Alfred Doss, Go. D. Sth w. va.
Vols.
Leonard FalIwiler, Co. I. 18th
Ind. Vols. ss,s
William 81 Moses, Co. G. 18th
Viva. Vols.
Thomas McQuoWn, Co. A. Indp't-
w. Va. Vols.
Geo W. Sands, Co. G., 18Th West
Francis N. Boster. CO. B.. 18th.
West Va. Vols.
Moses Knapp, Co. G., 4th w. Va.
Vols.
John Knapp, Co. D, 9th W: Va
Malohn Mclean. Co, q. Sd w.
Charles W. Mayes. Co. NJ. 7th.
w. Va. Cav. T
Andrew J. sheline. Co. F. 7.h
w. Va. Cav.
Noah scarberry, Co. D, s9th Ohio
Vols.
Rolan Gillespie. Co. F.s7w. Va.
Cav.
Andrew Lewis, Co. 1. 18th W.
Va. Vols.
James Mabley, Co. G, Sd W Va.
Cav.
james Fowler, Co. D, 7th W. Va.
Cav.
VIM. L. Harris, Co. B, 18th West
Va Vols.
James w. King, Co. D, 9TH West
Va. inf.
Tobias S. Nye, Co. H, 9Th Penn.
John W. Halfhill, Co. F, 4th W.
Va. Vuls.
Robt. F. sayre, Co. B. ed Ohio
Vols.
Jacob c. Turner, Co. D. 7th W.
Va. Cav.
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se9-sz ? sea 81. Books q Bibles
n. e. 81. -. 1893 isser.i ,errf
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In Stationery good will paper
and by the those wanting something unusually
should try Cranes Extra Superfe priced goods this
line also on sale.
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L. o. Cooper, the gentlemanly
cashier and book keeper of the Mid
dleport Flnuring Mill. made boz
nanza hit in the last drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery, one of his
tickets calling for une tenth part of
of the $4,000 prize. another draw
ing $50. and still another scoring
SO He only invested in FIVE
tickets, but had he ivested III more
perhaps he might have captured
the balance of the elephant. Lot
terry tickets will now almost become
legal tender here. We congratu
late friend Cooper, and may his
5000 do him "heaps of good
lInldkeport Herald.
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VIII we Lose the State i'm 'ss
Wetzel Democrat.

Will we Lose the State in 'ssP
Wetzel Democrat.
Will the republicans win?
They all hope for it, few ex
pect it.
But why will they not succeed?
No party can or ought to succeed
that Is not permeated and actuated
by a living principle.
Success, success at any price is
the principle that actuates the re-
publican party of West Virginia.
With out this-it has nothing.
1t hopes to succeed by an ALI
ance of opposition to the democra-
cy, a sort of Blifil- Black George
and every body,hell bent combina
ton.
Can this homogeneous mass be
fused or welded into solid repub
lican party?
Yon might as well try to make a
car wheel out of rotten cheese.
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Lamp Burners kept sizes. great
kinds; among the best the LENDER the .IIckok Cal
the best illumination in this country and LIGHTS what all
need.
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fair stock of Vons Banjos Guitars Haps
always hand Strings variety both and
Among the best the Rnssian Gut and the philharmonic